Our discourse site is hosted on AWS. Last December, we moved the whole instance to a new VM. Doing so, we lost our traffic data. We thought we could spin up the backup on a subdomain, say test.ourdiscourse.blah, but that only saved the other analytics data, not the site traffic… Any idea how we coul…

Hmm. That data is in the database, so I don’t see how it might be missing–everything else is as expected?

I assume you see the same data in the ‘site traffic’ report at /admin/reports/site_traffic. Do you see more data when you view the report about ‘Legacy consolidated pageviews’ at /admin/reports/consolidated_page_views?

Same for both. no data. [Screenshot 2026-01-20 at 5.53.15 PM] [Screenshot 2026-01-20 at 5.54.16 PM]

‘Consolidated API requests’ is a different report than [image] Moin: ‘Legacy consolidated pageviews’

I think that solved it, I see the data when going to /admin/reports/consolidated_page_views [Screenshot 2026-03-21 at 12.01.05 PM]

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Moin January 21, 2026, 4:10am 5

‘Consolidated API requests’ is a different report than

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